The House of Sampoerna is a historical establishment located in Surabaya, Indonesia. This place serves as a museum, showcasing the history of tobacco and the story of Sampoerna, one of the largest tobacco companies in Indonesia. The building's Dutch colonial-style architecture is striking, dating back to 1862 when it was first established as an orphanage managed by the Dutch. In 1932, it was purchased by Liem Seeng Tee, the founder of Sampoerna, and transformed into a major cigarette production facility. Within its walls, visitors can observe a large collection of cigarette-making equipment and paraphernalia, providing insight into the traditional methods of hand-rolled cigarette production. Exhibits also include a variety of vintage items and memorabilia related to the Sampoerna business. The complex also has an art gallery, a gift shop, and a café where visitors can relax. The attached auditorium offers cultural performances and events. The House of Sampoerna offers guided tours that provide educational avenues to learn about the local culture, the tobacco industry, and how it has shaped the economic history of Surabaya.